The final season of Castlevania is coming May 13th, and Netflix’s awful-sounding @geeked handle has released a number of new stills, a poster, and additional artwork.
Inspired by the popular video game series, this anime series is a dark medieval fantasy. It follows the last surviving member of the disgraced Belmont clan, Trevor Belmont, trying to save Eastern Europe from extinction at the hands of Vlad Dracula Tepes. As Dracula and his legion of vampires prepare to rid the world of humanity’s stain, Belmont is no longer alone, and he and his misfit comrades race to find a way to save mankind from the grief-maddened Dracula.
F is for Family is gearing up for a final season on Netflix, and Oasis Animation producers are making noise about better conditions.Whether or not this will have any delays to production appears to be unknown at this juncture, but we’ll keep an eye on it if it should cause any concern for when the show will make it’s final bow.
Set in the 1970s, this animated raunchy comedy is inspired by the life of stand-up comic Bill Burr, who is a co-creator and executive producer of the series. Burr also voices the character of Frank Murphy, a short-tempered veteran who lives in the suburbs with his wife, Sue (Laura Dern) and their three children. Frank, who works at an airport, has a penchant for shouting and profanity-filled rants. The series celebrates all things 1970s, including the lifestyle, the music, and all sorts of other nostalgic details.
Update 5/10: Show co-creator Michael Price just did an interview with Goldderby.com where he talks about the upcoming season.
Mark Millar has provided an update for his anime series that is currently in production. Here it is!
We’re excited for the world to see the anime adaptation of Super Crookslater this year. This superpowered heist comic about eight super-villains is jam-packed with action and told in 13 30-minute episodes lushly produced by Bones.inc (My Hero Academia, Mob Psycho 100, Godzilla Singular Point). Fans will be able to catch the first glimpse of this highly anticipated series at the Annecy Festival this June.
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Too bad. The show is complete garbage and a waste of everyone's time.